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    Forum: Idea Exchange

    Topic: Salesman Compensation Plans

    Topic Posted by: Randy Brooks (broo@localaccess.com )
    Organization: Lincoln Mercury of Olympia
    Date Posted: Wed Aug 12 14:37:34 EDT 1998
    Topic Description: I hear a lot of talk about compensation plans> <
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    Posted by: Anonymous (Askthemoon@cs.com )
    Organization:Anonymous
    Date posted: Sat Jan 20 20:34:43 2001
    Subject: Underpaid?
    Message:
    I am sorry for the "Anonymous," but as you all know, what we say here could get back to my GM and cause me trouble. I hope you don't mind. Anyway, I need advice! I do Internet Sales and think I am extremely underpaid. I am relatively new to the car biz and really could use some "veterans'" advice.

    I get a flat 25% commission, $300 pack on both new and used, don't get paid on any holdback or dealer incentive cash and have a pititful little base salary of $500. I am the only internet person. I work a lot of hours and I work hard. I maintain the website, create e-advertisements, handle all internet sales, all lease returns and lease retention. I sell between 10-20 cars per month (my average monthly sales are about 12). I get good gross on used, but I sell a product that we must give away on the new side. The market just won't bear more than about $500 a copy on new in my market...oh well...back to my subject.
    I work hard and make harldly any money...average monthly income is about $2,200 over the last year. I have been at the same dealership for 3 years and am loyal. I have asked for more money, but I can't get anywhere with my owner. What should I do?

    Replies: (list all replies)
    Underpaid?
    Michael HargroveSun Jan 21 14:23:18 2001
    Pay Plans
    Steve HiattSun Jan 28 22:09:54 2001
    Quit
    HGFri May 27 22:24:49 2005

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    Posted by: Mark Ruiz
    Date posted: Mon Mar 6 3:24:26 EST 2000
    Subject: Pay Plans
    Message:
    We get 25% after a $200 pack on new cars and a $400 pack on used. Then there are graduated bonuses starting at 8 ($150) 10 ($250) 12 ($350) 15 ($500) 17 ($800) and 20 ($1000). We also have weekend bonuses like everyone else. We get paid on F&I stuff too, but it's tiny.

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    Posted by: Chris Parra
    Date posted: Mon Oct 25 15:28:33 EDT 1999
    Subject: Pay Plans - too touchy a subject?
    Message:
    I noticed there aren't many responses to this topic. Is the subject of pay plans not interesting or is it too touchy a subject to post on the Internet?

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    Posted by: Arlin Friesen (goose_friesen@hotmail.com )
    Organization:Kamloops Mazda
    Date posted: Sun Nov 22 23:41:58 EST 1998
    Subject: Pay Plans
    Message:
    I am a Sales Manager. Can anyone sugest a performance based pay plan that will motivate our sales team. I am a believer in you get what you pay for and I want to reward my team with a agressive rewarding pay plan that will motivate and make them strive to be #1.

    Replies: (list all replies)
    Pay Plan Incentives that Motivate
    Randy BrooksFri Dec 11 0:50:50 EST 1998
    Compensation Plans
    David SofiFri Apr 2 1:45:43 EST 1999
    Only Monetary Spiffs
    Paul SavageFri Apr 2 12:20:17 EST 1999
    Pay plan quickie
    Ken NixWed Jun 21 15:08:49 2000
    Pay plans that motivate
    Billy the KiddThu Feb 7 9:46:36 2002
    Motivating bonuses
    Kevin CarpenterSun Mar 9 8:13:28 2003

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